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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 199, 18 May 1920, Page 8

WORRY AND OVERWORK CATJSK NERVE EXHAUSTION. : GET DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. Irritability, pvcrstmsitivencss, a disposition to worry over .trifles, headacho, di/iineas—these i\r<> symptoms of nervom I Vx'iaustion, neurasthenia. Very often the patient feels best anrt brightest at nigftt. Rest seems to brinir no refreshment, Hie nervous system fails to recuperate. This dis.trcssins: condltion is caused by worry more often than by any,other one thin?. Overwork and w'or.rv invite the disorder. The'treatment'is one of nutrition of thfl nerve cells, roquirinjr a non-alcoholic tonic. As the -nerves sret liheir nourishment from the blood the treatment must Ibe directed towards buildinjr up the I blood. Dr.' Williams' Pink Pills act ' directly on. the blood and wit/li proper ■regulation-of the diet have proved of the sreatest benefit in mnnv cases of neurasthenia. A tendency to nnneinia,,' or bloodlessness. shown' by most ■ neurasthenic patients, is also corrected by these tonic pills; Your own chemist sells Dr. Williams' P'nk Pills at Bs. per box. six boxes 16s. fid. . ' • ■ Sufferers from nervous disorders, who .hnvo ,betn talcinsr treatment without benefit, should investigate ' the tonic method. Write tiwlav to the Dr.' Wil.Horns' sfediouic Co_ Boi-Stf, G;P.O.. Wellington, for the booklet, "Diseased, of the Nervous System." It will -be sent free on request.—Advt,